Sentence examples for retained for longer from inspiring English sources

Contracts may have to be re-tendered, advisers will have to be retained for longer, and loans may need to be renegotiated.

Foreign bodies retained for longer than 24 h are frequently surrounded by a hypoechoic "halo" due to surrounding edema, pus, or granulation tissue [6].

This indicates that laparoscopic psychomotor skills are comparable to swimming or cycling in the sense that they can be retained for longer periods of time once achieved proficiency.

After injection of fluorescent pamidronate into the mice, more signal was detected and was retained for longer time periods in the mandible than in the femur [19], which demonstrates that the mandible has a high affinity for BPs.

Of the three insecticides studied for leaching, DNT has exhibited high leaching potential and exited the column with fewer pore volumes, whereas IMD was retained for longer, indicating lower leachability.

Additionally, those musth males already associated with a family group might be retained for longer, thus increasing the time the genuinely receptive female has available for copulating.

Koalas can select which food particles to retain for longer fermentation and which to pass through.

However, the time limit for retention permitted under the internal policies of GCHQ, the intercepting agency, was overlooked in regard to the product of that interception, such that it was retained for materially longer than permitted under those policies".

Such a figure is a backup device, so that at least some element of the visual information is retained for the longer term.

All the formulations accumulated in liver to a significant extent, but only those with terminal carbohydrate moieties were retained for a longer period.

Since the patient does not require the use of immunosuppressive drugs, there is a greater likelihood of islet survival and, thus, islet function is retained for a longer period than in the context of an islet allograft.